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The U.S. State Department urged Americans to “depart Haiti now” before not even the government is able to help them leave as widespread fuel shortages triggered by growing violence in the Caribbean nation continued while 17 missionaries, including 16 Americans, were still being held hostage by a local gang demanding a $17 million ransom.
The soccer match is intended to counter racism and discrimination.
A Catholic cathedral in the Diocese of Phekhone in Burma’s Shan state was among several structures that were reportedly hit by military artillery fire on Nov. 9 amid continuing armed clashes between government and rebel forces.
The pope referred to a 2016 terror attack in Belgium.
Canada’s bishops have confirmed that when a delegation of the country’s First Nations communities visit Rome next month, they will have private meetings with Pope Francis to discuss healing and a possible papal visit.
Relations between the Palestinian Authority (PA) and the Biden administration have shifted dramatically from the former administration of President Donald Trump.
A government panel of Israeli health experts has approved making Pfizer’s child-sized COVID-19 vaccine accessible to children ages 5-11.
The pope said he regretting not being able to attend the UN climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland,
The broadcaster has faced questions over its relationship with the LGBT lobby group.
Dante’s Walk is a 235-mile route between the Italian cities of Ravenna and Florence.
